PresidentDonald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could rattle the oil market, but there's a lot more to it than just that. There are many factors in play when it comes to how prices are determined. Crude is influenced by three major factors: supply, demand and geopolitics - and all three play a big role in how much Americans pay at the pump.
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After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to see if anything will be able to push the Crude oil price outside the $50-60 range which has proven hard to breach over the last months.
Even though all major oil exporters agreed to production cuts, the oil chart barely moved in response. After a more detailed oil price analysis, it does appear that traders had already calculated this expected news in the price, so it didn’t come as a surprise to them at all.
So it seems we’re back to tracking the larger oil industry trends, where other energy sources are becoming cheaper and cheaper and developed countries are moving away from oil consumption, while developing nations are relying on it more and more. The oil price in 2019 has moved with the ebb and flow of this larger issue, as well as with new oil discoveries, rig and refinery capacity. So a July oil price forecast should take into account both the technical analysis and the fundamentals.
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In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s leading economies, the price of Brent plummeted from $145 a barrel in July that year to below $40 within a 5 month period. Thereafter China’s demand rose and kept prices high for the following 5 years. To control this rise in prices, an efficient market will bring on extra supply.
When economic activity increases in an economy, demand for oil rises. Without a similar rise in supply, the price will rise.
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The Crude Oil price, as well as that of Brent, have been very interesting over the last several weeks and we decided to give a technical analysis for the entire coming month.
David Jones is with us to dissect the oil price in 2019 and perform a crude oil analysis, that takes into account the current trend, its strength, momentum, the reasons behind it and what could make it reverse.
The oil chart is our main focus in this technical analysis within the capital.com app, David discusses the most important support and resistance lines that will likely trigger buyers and sellers at different points and in different scenarios.
Crude oil trading has seen somewhat of a resurgence among traders on the capital.com platform and we hope this oil chart analysis will be helpful to both the bulls and bears among our subscribers!
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published:02 May 2019

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As the world's major oil countries meet to decide how much crude to produce in the coming years, The Telegraph has decided it's high time we knew just how prices are set.
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Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first of several oil tanker attacks happened in the Gulf of Oman. Watch our analysis of how this is and will impact oil prices and OPEC production cuts.
Currently trading at around $57.22, Crude oil has had a slightly larger jump than Brent, which trades for $64.26 at the moment. Several days of moving up with over 4% have come together with a growing nervousness about the geopolitical situation in the Persian Gulf and a potential armed conflict following accusations between Saudi Arabia (who own several of the attacked oil tankers) and Iran.
Although the tanker attacks haven’t caused giant shockwaves, they have definitely impacted the OPEC meeting (which will also include non-OPEC oil producing nations like Russia). Originally scheduled for the June 25, it has now been moved to July 1 and could change many plans. It was thought that production cuts were necessary to keep the oil price high in the near-term but this latest development could cause a recalibration of plans.
Watch as we analyse the impact of the oil tanker attacks and perform an oil price analysis that shows the closest support and resistance levels on the chart.
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Geopolitics will most likely be the main driver of oil prices in 2019. A complicated web of political relations, innovation and the classic factors of supply and demand should provide more volatility in 2019 for traders to be excited about.
We’re currently in a 3 month rally for Brent and WTICrude, at around $66 and $55 levels respectively but the expectations of bullish and bearish traders are quite surprising. Bulls think this is just the beginning of what they see as a normalisation of prices, somewhere within the $60-70 levels for Crude.
Bears on the other hand are confident the rally has gone for long enough and a correction in the next months and quarters is very likely.
But both sides are keeping an eye on several other strong factors that are starting to show their influence on oil demand across the globe. Solar and wind energy are making giant strides in all major economies and with prices per kilowatt dropping quickly, large companies and states may start looking at alternatives to oil.
In addition to these factors, our ChiefMarket Strategist David Jones will also add another dimension to the analysis of crude oil prices. A pure oil technical analysis focusing on the support and resistance levels that are closest to our current position, something traders relying on a more emotion-free approach to trading will appreciate. Especially when it comes to determining crude oil entry, stop-loss and take profit levels.
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published:19 Feb 2019

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What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new downtrend? Watch as David Jones, our ChiefMarket Strategist here at capital.com, discusses these issues.
In this crude oil analysis we look at the oil chart in depth, to understand the active support and resistance levels and the merits of the bullish and bearish cases for June of 2019.
Crude oil trading has been quite volatile of late, making many day traders happy when they get their oil price analysis right. But the oil chart of late has shown oil prices droping to levels that are not in line with OPEC's goals (with Russia and Iran probably feeling the same way). OPEC members have made it no secret that they want oil prices around $80 and that they will use the levers available to them, to keep the oil price in 2019 close to that number.
But supply seems to be just too much right now and any oil price forecast has to take into account the glut that's been created.
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Price of oil

The price of oil, or the oil price, generally refers to the spot price of a barrel of benchmark crude oil. The price of a barrel of oil is highly dependent on both its grade, determined by factors such as its specific gravity or API and its sulphur content, and its location.

As with all commodities, the oil price is determined by the balance between supply and demand. The supply of oil is dependent on geological discovery, the legal and tax framework for oil extraction, the cost of extraction, the availability and cost of technology for extraction, and the political situation in oil-producing countries. Both domestic political instability in oil producing countries and conflicts with other countries can destabilise the oil price. For example, the Iranian Revolution of 1979 led to a jump in oil prices.

Here’s What Drives The Price Of Oil | CNBC

PresidentDonald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could rattle the oil market, but there's a lot more to it than just that. There are many factors in play when it comes to how prices are determined. Crude is influenced by three major factors: supply, demand and geopolitics - and all three play a big role in how much Americans pay at the pump.
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10:00

Oil Price in July 2019 | Technical Chart Analysis

Oil Price in July 2019 | Technical Chart Analysis

Oil Price in July 2019 | Technical Chart Analysis

After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to see if anything will be able to push the Crude oil price outside the $50-60 range which has proven hard to breach over the last months.
Even though all major oil exporters agreed to production cuts, the oil chart barely moved in response. After a more detailed oil price analysis, it does appear that traders had already calculated this expected news in the price, so it didn’t come as a surprise to them at all.
So it seems we’re back to tracking the larger oil industry trends, where other energy sources are becoming cheaper and cheaper and developed countries are moving away from oil consumption, while developing nations are relying on it more and more. The oil price in 2019 has moved with the ebb and flow of this larger issue, as well as with new oil discoveries, rig and refinery capacity. So a July oil price forecast should take into account both the technical analysis and the fundamentals.
Give us a thumbs up if you liked this oil technical analysis video and subscribe to the capital.com channel for more technical analysis of oil prices, as well as education videos about trading and investing!
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What moves the price of oil?

In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s leading economies, the price of Brent plummeted from $145 a barrel in July that year to below $40 within a 5 month period. Thereafter China’s demand rose and kept prices high for the following 5 years. To control this rise in prices, an efficient market will bring on extra supply.
When economic activity increases in an economy, demand for oil rises. Without a similar rise in supply, the price will rise.
Find out more: http://www.ig.com/uk/commodities-trading

8:17

Oil Price in May 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

Oil Price in May 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

Oil Price in May 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

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The Crude Oil price, as well as that of Brent, have been very interesting over the last several weeks and we decided to give a technical analysis for the entire coming month.
David Jones is with us to dissect the oil price in 2019 and perform a crude oil analysis, that takes into account the current trend, its strength, momentum, the reasons behind it and what could make it reverse.
The oil chart is our main focus in this technical analysis within the capital.com app, David discusses the most important support and resistance lines that will likely trigger buyers and sellers at different points and in different scenarios.
Crude oil trading has seen somewhat of a resurgence among traders on the capital.com platform and we hope this oil chart analysis will be helpful to both the bulls and bears among our subscribers!
Let us know where you think the oil price is headed in the comments and leave your predictions!
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2:01

How the price of oil is set

How the price of oil is set

How the price of oil is set

As the world's major oil countries meet to decide how much crude to produce in the coming years, The Telegraph has decided it's high time we knew just how prices are set.
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8:37

Oil Price Analysis After Tanker Attacks and Before OPEC Meeting

Oil Price Analysis After Tanker Attacks and Before OPEC Meeting

Oil Price Analysis After Tanker Attacks and Before OPEC Meeting

Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first of several oil tanker attacks happened in the Gulf of Oman. Watch our analysis of how this is and will impact oil prices and OPEC production cuts.
Currently trading at around $57.22, Crude oil has had a slightly larger jump than Brent, which trades for $64.26 at the moment. Several days of moving up with over 4% have come together with a growing nervousness about the geopolitical situation in the Persian Gulf and a potential armed conflict following accusations between Saudi Arabia (who own several of the attacked oil tankers) and Iran.
Although the tanker attacks haven’t caused giant shockwaves, they have definitely impacted the OPEC meeting (which will also include non-OPEC oil producing nations like Russia). Originally scheduled for the June 25, it has now been moved to July 1 and could change many plans. It was thought that production cuts were necessary to keep the oil price high in the near-term but this latest development could cause a recalibration of plans.
Watch as we analyse the impact of the oil tanker attacks and perform an oil price analysis that shows the closest support and resistance levels on the chart.
Subscribe to our channel for more crude oil analysis and for regular updates on what’s impacting the oil price for both Crude and Brent.
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11:05

Oil Price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge?

Oil Price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge?

Oil Price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge?

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Oil price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge. Will supply be enough from OPEC, Venezuela and Russia? Will demand from the US, China and Europe rise and with how much? Watch to get the answers!
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Geopolitics will most likely be the main driver of oil prices in 2019. A complicated web of political relations, innovation and the classic factors of supply and demand should provide more volatility in 2019 for traders to be excited about.
We’re currently in a 3 month rally for Brent and WTICrude, at around $66 and $55 levels respectively but the expectations of bullish and bearish traders are quite surprising. Bulls think this is just the beginning of what they see as a normalisation of prices, somewhere within the $60-70 levels for Crude.
Bears on the other hand are confident the rally has gone for long enough and a correction in the next months and quarters is very likely.
But both sides are keeping an eye on several other strong factors that are starting to show their influence on oil demand across the globe. Solar and wind energy are making giant strides in all major economies and with prices per kilowatt dropping quickly, large companies and states may start looking at alternatives to oil.
In addition to these factors, our ChiefMarket Strategist David Jones will also add another dimension to the analysis of crude oil prices. A pure oil technical analysis focusing on the support and resistance levels that are closest to our current position, something traders relying on a more emotion-free approach to trading will appreciate. Especially when it comes to determining crude oil entry, stop-loss and take profit levels.
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5:48

Oil Price in June 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

Oil Price in June 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

Oil Price in June 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new downtrend? Watch as David Jones, our ChiefMarket Strategist here at capital.com, discusses these issues.
In this crude oil analysis we look at the oil chart in depth, to understand the active support and resistance levels and the merits of the bullish and bearish cases for June of 2019.
Crude oil trading has been quite volatile of late, making many day traders happy when they get their oil price analysis right. But the oil chart of late has shown oil prices droping to levels that are not in line with OPEC's goals (with Russia and Iran probably feeling the same way). OPEC members have made it no secret that they want oil prices around $80 and that they will use the levers available to them, to keep the oil price in 2019 close to that number.
But supply seems to be just too much right now and any oil price forecast has to take into account the glut that's been created.
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Expect oil prices to skyrocket

The US first sanctioned Iranian oil six months ago but granted waivers to Iran’s eight biggest customers, including China, India, and Turkey. The Trump administration allowed these waivers to expire on Thursday, a move aimed at reducing Iran’s oil exports to zero. The US is now seeking new oil sources to mitigate effects on gasoline prices at the pump, even as harsh sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have already caused the price of oil to climb by 30 percent. RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca reports for News.Views.Hughes.
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Here’s What Drives The Price Of Oil | CNBC

PresidentDonald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could rattle the oil market, but there's a lot more to it than just that. There are many factors in play when it comes to how prices are determined. Crude is influenced by three major factors: supply, demand and geopolitics - and all three play a big role in how much Americans pay at the pump.
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published: 16 May 2018

Oil Price in July 2019 | Technical Chart Analysis

After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to see if anything will be able to push the Crude oil price outside the $50-60 range which has proven hard to breach over the last months.
Even though all major oil exporters agreed to production cuts, the oil chart barely moved in response. After a more detailed oil price analysis, it does appear that traders had already calculated this expected news in the price, so it didn’t come as a surprise to them at all.
So it seems we’re back to tracking the larger oil industry trends, where other energy sources are becoming cheaper and cheaper and developed countries are moving away from oil consumption, while developing nations are relying...

Where Does the Price of Oil Head in 2019?

What moves the price of oil?

In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s leading economies, the price of Brent plummeted from $145 a barrel in July that year to below $40 within a 5 month period. Thereafter China’s demand rose and kept prices high for the following 5 years. To control this rise in prices, an efficient market will bring on extra supply.
When economic activity increases in an economy, demand for oil rises. Without a similar rise in supply, the price will rise.
Find out more: http://www.ig.com/uk/commodities-trading

published: 05 Feb 2016

Oil Price in May 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

Trade with zero comissions, no transaction fees and the tightest spreads on our app here http://bit.ly/2VNREQY, or on the web platfotm here http://bit.ly/2JrwQbF
The Crude Oil price, as well as that of Brent, have been very interesting over the last several weeks and we decided to give a technical analysis for the entire coming month.
David Jones is with us to dissect the oil price in 2019 and perform a crude oil analysis, that takes into account the current trend, its strength, momentum, the reasons behind it and what could make it reverse.
The oil chart is our main focus in this technical analysis within the capital.com app, David discusses the most important support and resistance lines that will likely trigger buyers and sellers at different points and in different scenarios.
Crud...

published: 02 May 2019

How the price of oil is set

As the world's major oil countries meet to decide how much crude to produce in the coming years, The Telegraph has decided it's high time we knew just how prices are set.
Get the latest headlines http://www.telegraph.co.uk/
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published: 15 Dec 2014

Oil Price Analysis After Tanker Attacks and Before OPEC Meeting

Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first of several oil tanker attacks happened in the Gulf of Oman. Watch our analysis of how this is and will impact oil prices and OPEC production cuts.
Currently trading at around $57.22, Crude oil has had a slightly larger jump than Brent, which trades for $64.26 at the moment. Several days of moving up with over 4% have come together with a growing nervousness about the geopolitical situation in the Persian Gulf and a potential armed conflict following accusations between Saudi Arabia (who own several of the attacked oil tankers) and Iran.
Although the tanker attacks haven’t caused giant shockwaves, they have definitely impacted th...

published: 21 Jun 2019

Oil Price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge?

HIGH VOLATILITY EVENT ALERT: The SlackIPO is coming on the 20th of June and you can create an account to trade it in both directions right from the start: http://bit.ly/2KqM4io
Trade with zero comissions, no transaction fees and the tightest spreads: https://capitalcom.onelink.me/700515151/youtube
Oil price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge. Will supply be enough from OPEC, Venezuela and Russia? Will demand from the US, China and Europe rise and with how much? Watch to get the answers!
Subscribe for more trading analysis like this here https://goo.gl/RnrWkD
Geopolitics will most likely be the main driver of oil prices in 2019. A complicated web of political relations, innovation and the classic factors of supply and demand should provide more volatility in 2019 for traders to be excited abo...

published: 19 Feb 2019

Oil Price in June 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new downtrend? Watch as David Jones, our ChiefMarket Strategist here at capital.com, discusses these issues.
In this crude oil analysis we look at the oil chart in depth, to understand the active support and resistance levels and the merits of the bullish and bearish cases for June of 2019.
Crude oil trading has been quite volatile of late, making many day traders happy when they get their oil price analysis right. But the oil chart of late has shown oil prices droping to levels that are not in line with OPEC's goals (with Russia and Iran probably feeling the same way). OPEC members have made it no secret that they want oil prices ar...

How Iranian tensions are impacting the price of oil

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published: 29 May 2019

Expect oil prices to skyrocket

The US first sanctioned Iranian oil six months ago but granted waivers to Iran’s eight biggest customers, including China, India, and Turkey. The Trump administration allowed these waivers to expire on Thursday, a move aimed at reducing Iran’s oil exports to zero. The US is now seeking new oil sources to mitigate effects on gasoline prices at the pump, even as harsh sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have already caused the price of oil to climb by 30 percent. RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca reports for News.Views.Hughes.
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PresidentDonald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could rattle the oil market, but there's a lot more to it than just that. There are many factors in play when it comes to how prices are determined. Crude is influenced by three major factors: supply, demand and geopolitics - and all three play a big role in how much Americans pay at the pump.
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Here’s What DrivesThe Price Of Oil | CNBC

PresidentDonald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could rattle the oil market, but there's a lot more to it than just that. There are many factors in play when it comes to how prices are determined. Crude is influenced by three major factors: supply, demand and geopolitics - and all three play a big role in how much Americans pay at the pump.
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Oil Price in July 2019 | Technical Chart Analysis

After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to ...

After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to see if anything will be able to push the Crude oil price outside the $50-60 range which has proven hard to breach over the last months.
Even though all major oil exporters agreed to production cuts, the oil chart barely moved in response. After a more detailed oil price analysis, it does appear that traders had already calculated this expected news in the price, so it didn’t come as a surprise to them at all.
So it seems we’re back to tracking the larger oil industry trends, where other energy sources are becoming cheaper and cheaper and developed countries are moving away from oil consumption, while developing nations are relying on it more and more. The oil price in 2019 has moved with the ebb and flow of this larger issue, as well as with new oil discoveries, rig and refinery capacity. So a July oil price forecast should take into account both the technical analysis and the fundamentals.
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After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to see if anything will be able to push the Crude oil price outside the $50-60 range which has proven hard to breach over the last months.
Even though all major oil exporters agreed to production cuts, the oil chart barely moved in response. After a more detailed oil price analysis, it does appear that traders had already calculated this expected news in the price, so it didn’t come as a surprise to them at all.
So it seems we’re back to tracking the larger oil industry trends, where other energy sources are becoming cheaper and cheaper and developed countries are moving away from oil consumption, while developing nations are relying on it more and more. The oil price in 2019 has moved with the ebb and flow of this larger issue, as well as with new oil discoveries, rig and refinery capacity. So a July oil price forecast should take into account both the technical analysis and the fundamentals.
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What moves the price of oil?

In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s...

In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s leading economies, the price of Brent plummeted from $145 a barrel in July that year to below $40 within a 5 month period. Thereafter China’s demand rose and kept prices high for the following 5 years. To control this rise in prices, an efficient market will bring on extra supply.
When economic activity increases in an economy, demand for oil rises. Without a similar rise in supply, the price will rise.
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In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s leading economies, the price of Brent plummeted from $145 a barrel in July that year to below $40 within a 5 month period. Thereafter China’s demand rose and kept prices high for the following 5 years. To control this rise in prices, an efficient market will bring on extra supply.
When economic activity increases in an economy, demand for oil rises. Without a similar rise in supply, the price will rise.
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Oil Price in May 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

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The Crude Oil price, as well as that of Brent, have been very interesting over the last several weeks and we decided to give a technical analysis for the entire coming month.
David Jones is with us to dissect the oil price in 2019 and perform a crude oil analysis, that takes into account the current trend, its strength, momentum, the reasons behind it and what could make it reverse.
The oil chart is our main focus in this technical analysis within the capital.com app, David discusses the most important support and resistance lines that will likely trigger buyers and sellers at different points and in different scenarios.
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The Crude Oil price, as well as that of Brent, have been very interesting over the last several weeks and we decided to give a technical analysis for the entire coming month.
David Jones is with us to dissect the oil price in 2019 and perform a crude oil analysis, that takes into account the current trend, its strength, momentum, the reasons behind it and what could make it reverse.
The oil chart is our main focus in this technical analysis within the capital.com app, David discusses the most important support and resistance lines that will likely trigger buyers and sellers at different points and in different scenarios.
Crude oil trading has seen somewhat of a resurgence among traders on the capital.com platform and we hope this oil chart analysis will be helpful to both the bulls and bears among our subscribers!
Let us know where you think the oil price is headed in the comments and leave your predictions!
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How the price of oil is set

As the world's major oil countries meet to decide how much crude to produce in the coming years, The Telegraph has decided it's high time we knew just how price...

As the world's major oil countries meet to decide how much crude to produce in the coming years, The Telegraph has decided it's high time we knew just how prices are set.
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Oil Price Analysis After Tanker Attacks and Before OPEC Meeting

Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first...

Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first of several oil tanker attacks happened in the Gulf of Oman. Watch our analysis of how this is and will impact oil prices and OPEC production cuts.
Currently trading at around $57.22, Crude oil has had a slightly larger jump than Brent, which trades for $64.26 at the moment. Several days of moving up with over 4% have come together with a growing nervousness about the geopolitical situation in the Persian Gulf and a potential armed conflict following accusations between Saudi Arabia (who own several of the attacked oil tankers) and Iran.
Although the tanker attacks haven’t caused giant shockwaves, they have definitely impacted the OPEC meeting (which will also include non-OPEC oil producing nations like Russia). Originally scheduled for the June 25, it has now been moved to July 1 and could change many plans. It was thought that production cuts were necessary to keep the oil price high in the near-term but this latest development could cause a recalibration of plans.
Watch as we analyse the impact of the oil tanker attacks and perform an oil price analysis that shows the closest support and resistance levels on the chart.
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Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first of several oil tanker attacks happened in the Gulf of Oman. Watch our analysis of how this is and will impact oil prices and OPEC production cuts.
Currently trading at around $57.22, Crude oil has had a slightly larger jump than Brent, which trades for $64.26 at the moment. Several days of moving up with over 4% have come together with a growing nervousness about the geopolitical situation in the Persian Gulf and a potential armed conflict following accusations between Saudi Arabia (who own several of the attacked oil tankers) and Iran.
Although the tanker attacks haven’t caused giant shockwaves, they have definitely impacted the OPEC meeting (which will also include non-OPEC oil producing nations like Russia). Originally scheduled for the June 25, it has now been moved to July 1 and could change many plans. It was thought that production cuts were necessary to keep the oil price high in the near-term but this latest development could cause a recalibration of plans.
Watch as we analyse the impact of the oil tanker attacks and perform an oil price analysis that shows the closest support and resistance levels on the chart.
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Oil Price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge?

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Geopolitics will most likely be the main driver of oil prices in 2019. A complicated web of political relations, innovation and the classic factors of supply and demand should provide more volatility in 2019 for traders to be excited about.
We’re currently in a 3 month rally for Brent and WTICrude, at around $66 and $55 levels respectively but the expectations of bullish and bearish traders are quite surprising. Bulls think this is just the beginning of what they see as a normalisation of prices, somewhere within the $60-70 levels for Crude.
Bears on the other hand are confident the rally has gone for long enough and a correction in the next months and quarters is very likely.
But both sides are keeping an eye on several other strong factors that are starting to show their influence on oil demand across the globe. Solar and wind energy are making giant strides in all major economies and with prices per kilowatt dropping quickly, large companies and states may start looking at alternatives to oil.
In addition to these factors, our ChiefMarket Strategist David Jones will also add another dimension to the analysis of crude oil prices. A pure oil technical analysis focusing on the support and resistance levels that are closest to our current position, something traders relying on a more emotion-free approach to trading will appreciate. Especially when it comes to determining crude oil entry, stop-loss and take profit levels.
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Oil price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge. Will supply be enough from OPEC, Venezuela and Russia? Will demand from the US, China and Europe rise and with how much? Watch to get the answers!
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Geopolitics will most likely be the main driver of oil prices in 2019. A complicated web of political relations, innovation and the classic factors of supply and demand should provide more volatility in 2019 for traders to be excited about.
We’re currently in a 3 month rally for Brent and WTICrude, at around $66 and $55 levels respectively but the expectations of bullish and bearish traders are quite surprising. Bulls think this is just the beginning of what they see as a normalisation of prices, somewhere within the $60-70 levels for Crude.
Bears on the other hand are confident the rally has gone for long enough and a correction in the next months and quarters is very likely.
But both sides are keeping an eye on several other strong factors that are starting to show their influence on oil demand across the globe. Solar and wind energy are making giant strides in all major economies and with prices per kilowatt dropping quickly, large companies and states may start looking at alternatives to oil.
In addition to these factors, our ChiefMarket Strategist David Jones will also add another dimension to the analysis of crude oil prices. A pure oil technical analysis focusing on the support and resistance levels that are closest to our current position, something traders relying on a more emotion-free approach to trading will appreciate. Especially when it comes to determining crude oil entry, stop-loss and take profit levels.
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Oil Price in June 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new ...

What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new downtrend? Watch as David Jones, our ChiefMarket Strategist here at capital.com, discusses these issues.
In this crude oil analysis we look at the oil chart in depth, to understand the active support and resistance levels and the merits of the bullish and bearish cases for June of 2019.
Crude oil trading has been quite volatile of late, making many day traders happy when they get their oil price analysis right. But the oil chart of late has shown oil prices droping to levels that are not in line with OPEC's goals (with Russia and Iran probably feeling the same way). OPEC members have made it no secret that they want oil prices around $80 and that they will use the levers available to them, to keep the oil price in 2019 close to that number.
But supply seems to be just too much right now and any oil price forecast has to take into account the glut that's been created.
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What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new downtrend? Watch as David Jones, our ChiefMarket Strategist here at capital.com, discusses these issues.
In this crude oil analysis we look at the oil chart in depth, to understand the active support and resistance levels and the merits of the bullish and bearish cases for June of 2019.
Crude oil trading has been quite volatile of late, making many day traders happy when they get their oil price analysis right. But the oil chart of late has shown oil prices droping to levels that are not in line with OPEC's goals (with Russia and Iran probably feeling the same way). OPEC members have made it no secret that they want oil prices around $80 and that they will use the levers available to them, to keep the oil price in 2019 close to that number.
But supply seems to be just too much right now and any oil price forecast has to take into account the glut that's been created.
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The US first sanctioned Iranian oil six months ago but granted waivers to Iran’s eight biggest customers, including China, India, and Turkey. The Trump administration allowed these waivers to expire on Thursday, a move aimed at reducing Iran’s oil exports to zero. The US is now seeking new oil sources to mitigate effects on gasoline prices at the pump, even as harsh sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have already caused the price of oil to climb by 30 percent. RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca reports for News.Views.Hughes.
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The US first sanctioned Iranian oil six months ago but granted waivers to Iran’s eight biggest customers, including China, India, and Turkey. The Trump administration allowed these waivers to expire on Thursday, a move aimed at reducing Iran’s oil exports to zero. The US is now seeking new oil sources to mitigate effects on gasoline prices at the pump, even as harsh sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have already caused the price of oil to climb by 30 percent. RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca reports for News.Views.Hughes.
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Here’s What Drives The Price Of Oil | CNBC

PresidentDonald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could rattle the oil market, but there's a lot more to it than just that. There are many factors in play when it comes to how prices are determined. Crude is influenced by three major factors: supply, demand and geopolitics - and all three play a big role in how much Americans pay at the pump.
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Oil Price in July 2019 | Technical Chart Analysis

After an unimpressive OPEC+Non-OPEC meeting was held at the start of July, it seems we’re back to square one for the oil price. Watch our oil chart analysis to see if anything will be able to push the Crude oil price outside the $50-60 range which has proven hard to breach over the last months.
Even though all major oil exporters agreed to production cuts, the oil chart barely moved in response. After a more detailed oil price analysis, it does appear that traders had already calculated this expected news in the price, so it didn’t come as a surprise to them at all.
So it seems we’re back to tracking the larger oil industry trends, where other energy sources are becoming cheaper and cheaper and developed countries are moving away from oil consumption, while developing nations are relying on it more and more. The oil price in 2019 has moved with the ebb and flow of this larger issue, as well as with new oil discoveries, rig and refinery capacity. So a July oil price forecast should take into account both the technical analysis and the fundamentals.
Give us a thumbs up if you liked this oil technical analysis video and subscribe to the capital.com channel for more technical analysis of oil prices, as well as education videos about trading and investing!
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What moves the price of oil?

In this video, we look at all the factors that might influence the price of oil. When recession hit in 2008 and economic activity dropped in many of the world’s leading economies, the price of Brent plummeted from $145 a barrel in July that year to below $40 within a 5 month period. Thereafter China’s demand rose and kept prices high for the following 5 years. To control this rise in prices, an efficient market will bring on extra supply.
When economic activity increases in an economy, demand for oil rises. Without a similar rise in supply, the price will rise.
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Oil Price in May 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

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The Crude Oil price, as well as that of Brent, have been very interesting over the last several weeks and we decided to give a technical analysis for the entire coming month.
David Jones is with us to dissect the oil price in 2019 and perform a crude oil analysis, that takes into account the current trend, its strength, momentum, the reasons behind it and what could make it reverse.
The oil chart is our main focus in this technical analysis within the capital.com app, David discusses the most important support and resistance lines that will likely trigger buyers and sellers at different points and in different scenarios.
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How the price of oil is set

As the world's major oil countries meet to decide how much crude to produce in the coming years, The Telegraph has decided it's high time we knew just how prices are set.
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Oil Price Analysis After Tanker Attacks and Before OPEC Meeting

Two weeks ago the Crude oil price was around $51 and markets were discussing if a new downtrend was forming. All this changed on the 13th of June when the first of several oil tanker attacks happened in the Gulf of Oman. Watch our analysis of how this is and will impact oil prices and OPEC production cuts.
Currently trading at around $57.22, Crude oil has had a slightly larger jump than Brent, which trades for $64.26 at the moment. Several days of moving up with over 4% have come together with a growing nervousness about the geopolitical situation in the Persian Gulf and a potential armed conflict following accusations between Saudi Arabia (who own several of the attacked oil tankers) and Iran.
Although the tanker attacks haven’t caused giant shockwaves, they have definitely impacted the OPEC meeting (which will also include non-OPEC oil producing nations like Russia). Originally scheduled for the June 25, it has now been moved to July 1 and could change many plans. It was thought that production cuts were necessary to keep the oil price high in the near-term but this latest development could cause a recalibration of plans.
Watch as we analyse the impact of the oil tanker attacks and perform an oil price analysis that shows the closest support and resistance levels on the chart.
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Oil Price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge?

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Oil price in 2019 - Collapse or Surge. Will supply be enough from OPEC, Venezuela and Russia? Will demand from the US, China and Europe rise and with how much? Watch to get the answers!
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Geopolitics will most likely be the main driver of oil prices in 2019. A complicated web of political relations, innovation and the classic factors of supply and demand should provide more volatility in 2019 for traders to be excited about.
We’re currently in a 3 month rally for Brent and WTICrude, at around $66 and $55 levels respectively but the expectations of bullish and bearish traders are quite surprising. Bulls think this is just the beginning of what they see as a normalisation of prices, somewhere within the $60-70 levels for Crude.
Bears on the other hand are confident the rally has gone for long enough and a correction in the next months and quarters is very likely.
But both sides are keeping an eye on several other strong factors that are starting to show their influence on oil demand across the globe. Solar and wind energy are making giant strides in all major economies and with prices per kilowatt dropping quickly, large companies and states may start looking at alternatives to oil.
In addition to these factors, our ChiefMarket Strategist David Jones will also add another dimension to the analysis of crude oil prices. A pure oil technical analysis focusing on the support and resistance levels that are closest to our current position, something traders relying on a more emotion-free approach to trading will appreciate. Especially when it comes to determining crude oil entry, stop-loss and take profit levels.
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Oil Price in June 2019 - Technical Chart Analysis

What will be the oil price in June 2019? Has the Crude Oil price peaked for this year? Is the recent drop to $58 a bump in the road or is it the start of a new downtrend? Watch as David Jones, our ChiefMarket Strategist here at capital.com, discusses these issues.
In this crude oil analysis we look at the oil chart in depth, to understand the active support and resistance levels and the merits of the bullish and bearish cases for June of 2019.
Crude oil trading has been quite volatile of late, making many day traders happy when they get their oil price analysis right. But the oil chart of late has shown oil prices droping to levels that are not in line with OPEC's goals (with Russia and Iran probably feeling the same way). OPEC members have made it no secret that they want oil prices around $80 and that they will use the levers available to them, to keep the oil price in 2019 close to that number.
But supply seems to be just too much right now and any oil price forecast has to take into account the glut that's been created.
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Expect oil prices to skyrocket

The US first sanctioned Iranian oil six months ago but granted waivers to Iran’s eight biggest customers, including China, India, and Turkey. The Trump administration allowed these waivers to expire on Thursday, a move aimed at reducing Iran’s oil exports to zero. The US is now seeking new oil sources to mitigate effects on gasoline prices at the pump, even as harsh sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have already caused the price of oil to climb by 30 percent. RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca reports for News.Views.Hughes.
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Price of oil

The price of oil, or the oil price, generally refers to the spot price of a barrel of benchmark crude oil. The price of a barrel of oil is highly dependent on both its grade, determined by factors such as its specific gravity or API and its sulphur content, and its location.

As with all commodities, the oil price is determined by the balance between supply and demand. The supply of oil is dependent on geological discovery, the legal and tax framework for oil extraction, the cost of extraction, the availability and cost of technology for extraction, and the political situation in oil-producing countries. Both domestic political instability in oil producing countries and conflicts with other countries can destabilise the oil price. For example, the Iranian Revolution of 1979 led to a jump in oil prices.

August was the third consecutive month to see prices fall, reversing a trend in which prices climbed for the first five months of the year ... In contrast, prices for vegetable oils rose 5.9 percent to their highest levels in nearly a year, pushed higher by rising prices for palmoil....

"The spillover weakness from palm's spot month contract also weighed on prices," she added, referring to Bursa's palmoil contract for ...Palmoilprices are affected by movements in related oils, as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market....

August was the third consecutive month to see prices fall, reversing a trend in which prices climbed for the first five months of the year ... In contrast, prices for vegetable oils rose 5.9 percent to their highest levels in nearly a year, pushed higher by rising prices for palmoil....

"The spillover weakness from palm's spot month contract also weighed on prices," she added, referring to Bursa's palmoil contract for ...Palmoilprices are affected by movements in related oils, as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market....

Within the kharif basket, the study foresees an upward shift in paddy prices due to lower estimated production, higher cotton exports to China to support prices, price support from steady demand growth in soy meal exports and higher domestic soybean crushing as palmoil import ......

According to Sudhakar Desai, CEO of Emami Agrotech Ltd, domestic price of palmoil went up by about ₹6 per litre and soya oil by about ₹3 per litre in August. “Out of the rally of ₹6 per litre in palmoil, about ₹4.5 is due to commodity price rally and ₹1.5 per litre is due to weaker rupee to US dollar....

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Malaysia's FGV Holdings Bhd posted a fifth consecutive quarterly loss on Wednesday, weighed down by low crude palmoil (CPO) prices and losses from its sugar unit, which the company said it is reviewing. The world's largest crude palmoil producer ......

“A weak rupee, lower production of palmoil in Malaysia and Indonesia and China entering the market to buy oilseeds have further led to a hike in prices.” ... Rs 760 per 10 kg while palmoil has increased 10 per cent to Rs 567 per 10 kg in the same period,” he said....

What do you make of HUL cutting prices of products? Would you look at it as a new strategy to gain market share or do you think that the company has the ability to pass on price discounts now because of palmoilprices are benign? ... The palm kernel oil, which also runs in tandem ......

According to Edelweiss Securities, this is the right strategy considering soap volumes are soft and palmoilprices remain lower on a year-on-year basis, though they have picked up lately ...oil by 3 per cent, pricing it at par with Bajaj Almond Drops HairOil, according to Kotak....

... and slashed to make way for oilpalm plantations ... (Palmoil is the most widely consumed vegetable oil in the world and is found in everyday items like diesel fuel, snacks, cosmetics, and soap.) ... Borneo's deforestation has slowed in recent years as palm-oilprices have gone down....

Leading soap manufacturers have slashed prices on their products following lower palmoilprices to tackle muted growth in the sector. Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) has reduced the prices of its popular soap brands– Lux and Lifebuoy – last month. “HUL does selective and judicious price changes across its portfolio in the normal course of its business....